Is there a way where I can differentiate between different requests?

[RyanTLX]

When a view is loaded, I send out 2 requests, 1st is requesting for users/self/feed" (user feed), and 2nd is requesting for "users/self" (user info).

Those 2 requests may not be returned in the order that I have requested them. Is there a way that I can differentiate between the 2 requests since Instagram always returns the JSON dictionary as "data"?

Otherwise the next solution I can think of, which I don't prefer, is to wait till I receive the results of the 1st request before I start sending the 2nd request.

[crino]

You could set tag on each request or keep the reference of request and check it on delegate.

[RyanTLX]

Is it possible for you to elaborate what do you mean by setting a tag on a request, or keeping a reference of a request and checking it on delegate?

[crino]

....
IGRequest *request = [appDelegate.instagram requestWithParams:params                     delegate:self];
request.tag = FOLLOWERS_REQ_TAG;
....
- (void)request:(IGRequest *)request didLoad:(id)result {
    if (request.tag == FOLLOWERS_REQ_TAG) {
        // is my request
    }
}

[RyanTLX]

Great! I had to to go IGRequest.h to add a tag property first before that could work. Thanks!

@property(nonatomic) int tag;

[crino]

Yes, sorry was my wrong. If you don't want change the library keep the reference of the request from 'requestWithParams....'